I'm not getting fentyal I know it's heroin. I just get withdrawls pretty quickly because I use a lot, like all day everyday. I don't get withdrawls in only 2 hours though, more like 5-10 hours. When I wake up from sleeping it's pretty bad. First thing I have to do is use. Anyway How long does it take to feel suboxone, how long does it take to be in effect? Also I'm just wondering what does taper mean? Everyone keeps using that word. Also the suboxone I have are strips. It says to dissolve it under your tounge. Interesting. So you sure 8 mg isn't a high enough dose? Most people are telling me 4 mg? So I can only take suboxone once a day? So it lasts 24 hours? Have you ever quit using suboxones? How's the withdrawls? Like what should I expect from your experience. I'm terrified right now at what's about to come. I already used for the last time. I am just waiting for the storm. I'm hoping it won't be as bad as I think :/
Yeah, people saying 'doi. err. it must be Fent!' don't understand.. I get ya completely! When I was using heavily and daily.. I had the money to afford it and I was working full time; so I almost always had a morning shot prep'd n ready to go by the time I went to bed, so I'd wake up, lean over and that would be my 'breakfast'. I used frequently, daily - every few hours, up till late at night, sometimes through the night and then early morning.. No sleeping all day and having first shot in the afternoon.. nope, Last shot at night would be 3am, first shot in the morning would be 6am, then work at around 8.30am, using every 3-4hours at work, then after work, rinse and repeat..
As such, I would start to feel really awful as soon as it approached 4-5 hours since my last shot.. Sure, it wasn't acute Withdrawal, utterly nothing like I would feel when 24 hours had elapsed.. But those that use daily (or even less frequently) but not every few hours, like clockwork, day after day, simply don't understand.. If you imagine what it's like to get used to your daily (or twice daily :O ooh ooh) dose, and how it feels to miss it.. Well, believe me and OP; if you get used to a routine, 4-hourly dose and hardly miss one, for time on end and over again.. Well, your body really really dose start going into meltdown as soon as you miss your "regular" dose, don't matter if regular means every 5 hours, every day or every 2nd day.. It's what you get used to, what you habitualise to.
When I dosed like this, if I ran out early (say during my lunch break at 12pm/mid-day) and it got to 4-5pm, I'd often have to leave work early (instead of staying until 6pm+) just because I couldn't mentally function (I work in software development; very brain intensive). I'd leave early, then wait until I scored and got-on, then wrap up my work later, at night when I'd got my dose.
So yes, missing a dose you're used to every 4 hours might not be any where near as sever as going into full-withdrawal.. But it's also a very noticeable, unpleasant state of experience.